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[quote author="avallabh88" date="1421436399"]Thanks for your reply. Do you know how I can compile the library with my current compiler? [/quote] If you have the source...

[quote author="Andre" date="1421412821"]You can also just add a QToolBar widget directly on your widget. Just not from Designer. QToolBar is just a widget, and it can be placed in a layout like any other widget*. *) Well, mac... I don't know.[/quote] Yep, you are right, I did it as I want, thank you.

My Bad, Accidentally redeclared in the "colorChanged," signal in the RGBWheel class delcration.

Which static library? Qt? If yes, you have to build it yourself. It is not available in the Qt SDK. I have already provided the link for building Qt on Windows.

Thanks for your attention I upload the new code, with the change that you said. Nothing happend, its continuos without paint when I want. http://we.tl/CkREoMkpsO Any other ideas? Thank you very much for your attention

I found a solution but it is very dirt. I save the last state of the QPainterPath in a temporare variable and overwrite the QPainterPath.

Sorry guys, I was not thinking right. I figured it all out. Here is what I and I did use QFileSystemModel. @void MainWindow::on_actionExport_files_triggered() { QModelIndex index = ui->treeView->currentIndex(); QString rootDir = dirModel->filePath( selectedIndex ); QDirIterator iter( rootDir, QDir::Dirs | QDir::NoDotAndDotDot); while(iter.hasNext() ) { qDebug() << iter.next(); } ........ }@

One more thing: If you are only using Windows machines both on the sending and receiving end, you can also use QLocalSocket. I don't have any speed comparison with QtTcpSocket but it may be a tad faster than a TCP connection.

Thanks for your help, I was able to sort it out. Indeed it is a problem in the dll where I had expected the problem to be in the software programmed by a newbie (that would be me ;) ). Have a nice weekend, Stephan

I can't get it to scan .js files - does anyone know howto do that?

Raven-worx: setting widgetResizable to true allows to resize QScrollArea to it child widget (I assume that from docs). I want to resize that area to it's parent. Andre: Previously I was thinking about writing filter, but creating my own class that inherits QWidget was the best solution, thanks.

hardly believable. If that's really the case then there must be something else which sets the focus in your code. You should set a breakpoint for the focus-in event and check from where it comes. You can post the stack trace here then if you like.

what about something like this (not tested though): @ Item { width: 640 height: 480 property alias button1: button1 function evaluateTextField(textField) { console.debug(textField.objectName); // do evaluation of text field if( evaluated ) set_number_q.set_number(text) } TextField { id: text1field objectName: "text1field_object" x: 100; y: 100; width: 400; height: 75; text: qsTr("") font.pixelSize: 26 onEditingFinished: evaluateTextField(text1field) } RowLayout { anchors.centerIn: parent Button { id: button1 text: qsTr("Press Me 1") onClicked: set_number_q.print_number(); } } } @

Thank you for the hint. I will implement this. Thanks, Daniel

i don't know which data you are receiving on the socket, but count the read bytes directly and not from the string. Try this: @ qint64 nBytesAvaialble=m_pSocket->bytesAvailable(); //<-- not using qint64 may cause possible loss of int-data here ... QByteArray readData = m_pSocket->read(nBytesAvaialble); // or use readAll() qint64 readBytes = readData.size(); m_qstrNextMesssage.append(readData); @

It's a feature, not a bug. Please don't save state in delegates. Instead, save state in the model itself

For listing the available styles, you can ask QStyleFactory. There is no pre-built creation of help output, though there are libraries for Qt to help out with that.

Thanks very much I will try that one it sound as a good idea. Best Ernesto